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In my case, it was around high school when I was influenced by my friends. When I'm not with them though, I rarely drink.

Seems like a good place to celebrate Oktoberfest in. I haven't been to that place yet, but I would love to go there given the chance.

My suspicion was right all along, I know Saudi Arabia is one of the most strict countries out there.

This info is quite new to me. I think I would base my decision on what I will try based on the majority of the suggestions here.

Just wondering, where are you located now where alcoholic drinks are banned?

I think this link will answer your question: scotchaddict.com/is-older-always-better.html

Lol, any place can specialize or make whisky as long as they have the neccessary factories for making it.

@jakub1, Well I'm definitely not after the experience, I would prefer convenience, so I would rather buy one than make one.

Well, if this particular whisky is the "World Whisky Of The Year for 2016", then I guess it must be that good. It's also affordable at $25 per bottle, so I might try this one out sometime.

@jakub1, Maybe we can get a free taste when we attend some rich person's party, and they have this particular whisky, lol.

As much as I would love to try out this whisky, $145 is quite expensive to spend it all on whisky. Maybe next time, when I finally have a lot of money to spare.

No, I also have not tried making my own booze, because they're quite cheap already to begin with, so no need to exert effort into making one. I'd rather just buy.

I'm pretty sure that people would flock to this, people simply just love free things and food/drinks.

I actually have no idea until I read all the responses in this thread, so I guess I'm now more aware what makes a "genuine bourbon".

Very interesting article. It made me aware of a lof of stuff I didn't know about bourbon. Thanks for sharing!

I'm no expert, but here is a website that can answer all your questions: www.greatdrams.com/whisky-beginners/

@Zero, True, that's why I have separate emails when I sign up on websites and forums, so that I won't receive unwanted emails.

I like the sweet-tasting type of drinks, so I go for Baileys Irish Cream or gin and juice.

@Zero, Same here, I also don't like receiving email updates on newly posted videos, so I don't subscribe to any channel too.

This is the 1st time I have heard of this whisky, I will try to check it out if I see it in the stores to see if I will like it.